Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 December 1890 — Page 3

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^HTACLAUSSOAE CFEO.

Maudalincs, Guitars, Violms, Banjoes, Frcnch-Ilnrps, Jews Harps, Ocurincs, Music Racks, Music Folders, Etc.

ROSS BROS., 99-Cerit Store.

CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!

In looking for

A Christmas Present

For Wif i, Husbanil, Brother, Sister or Friend, there is nothing better than a

Nice Pair of Slippers.

Call and see my Btock.

124 East Main Street.

CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!

A Good Suit from $18 Up!

Colman,

Tib.© Jreen Street Teiiler.

Facts Worth Knowing.

In all diseases of. the nasal mucous membrane tho remedy used must be non-irritating. The medical profession has been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can De accomplished with douches, snuffs powders or syringes because they are all irltatlng, do not thoroughly reach the eitectod surfaces, and should be abandoned as worse tlmn failures. A multitude of persons who /uhad for years borne all the. worry and V-pain that catarrh cad Inflict testify to "'-radical cures wrought by Ely's Cream

Balm. ..

Chills and fever of three years standing cured by Simmon's,Liver .Regulator. .—E. Watkins, Watkins Houeo, Uptonvllle, Ky.

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'Clcnnscs tho Nhsal Passages. Allays Pain and

Inflammation. Heals tlie Sores

Keatores the Sonso of Taste and Smell.

HAY-FEVER

A particle is applied Into each nostril and Is utfi'ceuble. Price—SO ccts at druirirlsts by mull, registered, (10 cunts, KLY Ill'OS., 50 Warren stroot, Now Yorli. N.Y.

DAILY JOURNAL.

TUESDAY, DEO. 2, 18'JO.

THE CITY.

The Weather Report,

far Indiana—7u.in., fiilr, cold wave.

WISE AND OTHERWISE. —The tiekits /or ItiiUy \vi bo en salo in the morning. -The King's Daughters and Bible Workers will meet on Friday af ornoon for-study. —The Ladies' Missionary Sooioty of the First church will meet at 2 o'clock oa Thursday at'terncon, -A. F. Hjury, Coroner, gave a verdiot yosterday that. Geo. Warbinton oatne to his death by suicide. —The Sons of Veterans will not meet to-morrow night as nsutil but on Wednesday evening of next woek. -Agents wanted everywhere for -'The Life and Trial of W. F. Pettit." Write W. M. White, Orawfordsyille,for terms. -The ladies of tlie third seotion. of tho M. E oliuroli will give a social in the church parlors Thursday ovening, Deo. 4. Refreshments will be served from 5 till 8 o'olook. —Officers of Montgomery' Lodge,

No, 50, F. & A. M., were elected as follows: Darwin S. Enoch, W. M. Fred O. Bar.dle, S. W. Jere West, J. W. Charles Goltrn, Treas. Lucien A. Foote, Socy. James Wright, Trustee ihi'oo yours.

A Oharitable Opinion,

The Western Christian Advocate, the org in of ttio MJtliodist ohuroh in tho Central WeBt, thus expresses its opiu ion on tho verdiot iu tho Pettit case. Th9 conservative tone and charitable views of the Advocate -night be prolitibly emulated by some who weekly peruse its coluinus. The Advocate sajs:

Tne most exoiting interest in Indiana and elsewhere for the paBt few weeks, has been the trial of Pettit which term inated on the 20th inst., by a verdiot of guilty and a penalty of imprisonment for life. It is a case that has been long ponding in the courts, aud that has at traded interest by the high character of the accused and his respeotable connections in life. A doubt is left in the public mind whother the scales of justice this case have hung even. If it has been oorreotly reported, any mm is liable to imprisonment for life whoso wifo throws around

poiFon,

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ed to its use OH was Mrs. Pettit. Anderson himself, the prosecutor in the case, would hardly lie safe. If, on tho other hand, tho scales did swing clear, Pettii's punnishment is none too severe, and he should thank God that lie has so long a time for repentance. The infi del and ungodly will rejoice becauso it is a preacher but tho true lesson to be learned is, that thore is no plaoo this side of Paradise where the shafts of Satan may not reach us, and that everywhere the injunction iapeitiment^utch and pray,

Sut prised.

Last evening about forty of. the friends of A. A. McCain ussembled at his :home on east Wabash avenue at 8 o'clock, and when he returned half an hour later from tea with a friend he found tho house in their posses3ion. It was a complete surprise and in honor of his 22nd birthday. F. L. Bhnll in behalf of his frionds presented him an elegant smoking jaoket and then all proceeded to an enjoyment of the occasion. Refreshments were served at 11 and the evening passed in musio and dancing, Eddie Brandkamp officiating at the piano. The affair was engineered by Jim Johuston, whose reputation as a manager of surprise partieB const tly grows.

The Value of Y. M. 0- A. MemuerstupBesides the moj-al and sooial benefits a membership in the Y. M. C.A. oilords sometimes it is the cause of a financial saving. Forinstanoe, at the. foot ball game at lud:auapolison Thanksgiving day, those who presented Y. M. C. A. membership tiokels got in for a quarter while all others were charged fifty cents This explains tho apparant unfairness of the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A, which was severely criticised in eome quarters. .--'T1:,' 5

In Front of the Organ.

As has been annouced the choir of the M. E. church hus been somewhat out of humor on account of the order of the music oommittee that they should not occupy the space in front of the organ. The choir failed to materialize Sunday in consequence. Last night the official board invited the choir to return nllowiug them tho privilege of selecting their seats wherever they might olicose.

Open Houso.

Tho Y. M. C. A. will keep openliouse on New Years day from 3 iu tho ufternoon until 9 o'olook in the evening. There will bo programmes of musio at 4, 5, 7, and 8 o'clock and everybody young ohd old, malo and female,are in vited and urged to oall. Light refreshments will be served. The Ladies' Auxiliary is taking the lead iu the re eeption.

For Two Years-

This morning Wm. Chandler, colored, the gentlemau who robbed Johnson's saloon a couplo of wooks ago, was brought before Judge Snyder and ploaded guilty to the charge. Judge Snyder at ono3 sentenced him to two years in the norttliern penitentiary. This disposes of a bad egg for two years.?

Mr. Petiit 111,

Mr. Puttit was quite ill all duy yesterday and unable to sit up having quite a high fever. Dr. May was called and prescribed and the patient was resting a little easier to-day.

Marriage License.

Cteorge M. Parker and Fannie I. Neff.

00UN01L ULIfPINaT.

The Local Legislature in Session Assembled Transacted Its Business. The council met last ovening with Walter absent and transacted the following business. 7?ho committee on petitions and overtures reported unfavorably on removing the eleotriot light on east Pike street to the Pike street bridge.

John Weller. whose horses "verc impounded, was given a lebate of $2.50 tho horses boiug loose was not his fault.

City Attorney Brush decided at the uupayed square on tho northwest corner of Main and Green streets must be paved by the city and not tho properly owners. The street commissioner was instructed to pave it atonco.

It was decided that the property owners cutting down tho hill on south Grant avenue must widen the grade which is dangerous at present.

Chief Weidle asked t« have tho old firo cisterns placed in condition for uso with old hand engines in case tho water at any time be out oil" during a fire. It was decided to adopt the suggestion.

Clifls. Emerson, the oompilor of tho now city directory, addressed the couuoil and in his remarks stated that hiB enumeration raised tho population about 400 above the figures of the official con

Fair Directors Elected,

The election of tbo fair directors yesterday resulted in but few chunges from lust yeur. The following list shows those elected with tho vote thoy received.

UNION —John L, Davis, 421 R. E. Snyder, 411 G. W. lladley, 505 W. W. Morgan, 427 W. H. Durham, 32F W. P. Horron, 423 J. N. Davidson, 331 II. R. Russell, 203 Zjck Maborney, 311 D. W. Rountree. 27-1 .T. J. Insley. 270 Jacob Hutton, 292 W. W. Soawright, 867 Oal Barnhill, 308 Vint Clark, 311 Geo. 8. Durham, 260 Isaao Davis, 273 P. S. Kennedy, 327 L. B. McUlamrock 315 Paul Huglios, 305 J. P. Walter, 385 D. L. Trout, 41i J. L. Goben,2C0

Aroli Martin, 246 Ben S. Myers, 425 Jno. S. Brown, 265. SUGAR GREEK—M. B. Waugh.

MADISON—Win. Z. McLSee. COAL GREEK—WM. B. Moutgomsry WATNE—Arch Buily.

James EeiUy as the Broom-Maker. While not possessing that personal magnetism to so great a degree as Em met, yet from his first entrauce on the stago Mr. Rielly is i?n rapport with his audience. His.impersonation of Yohann the Broom-Maker, is characterized by a hearty manliness, graoe aud refinement, and a lightness in aotion tliat quiokly captivates theatre goers. As a siuger, there is now no German dialect comedian on the fctage who isliis equal. His voice is strong and resonant, and he can electrify an uudienoe with his yodling. His humor is unctuous and never descends to vulgarity. His sucoess laf-t Saturday evening was unique and the applause showered on him during the evening ought to convince him that ho will be given a cordial reception on future appearance^.—Indi anapolis Sentiual, Nov. 25, 1890.

At Musio Hall Friday ovening.

Is She at Home?

Many groundless rumors havo been Hying around this country relative to Mrs. Whitehead's return from Oregon. No one has seen her return unlo3s it ,WIIS one of tha family, Tao lirgo country mansion of David Mobarry gives no oken, and those calling for their mail seo nothing to inelicato a roturu save a certain reserve on the part of the inmates and an ever present air of mystery. Only ono thing is oertain to those not in the circle and that is that two telegrams arrived from Oregon the latter part of tie past week at Wiugale inquiring as to whether sho had arrived ves.

Letter Liat.

Tho following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Orawfordsvillo postofiioo for tho week ending Deo. 2,1890. Persons callin 4 for the same will please say "advertised." Brilton Miss Lizzie Birch Mrs Mary Clark Miss Millor Henderson '1'hos Mears Charley Stevens Searinge Airs Louisa Steele R'.ohurd Sovereign li (2) Vancleave Ttios Williams M.

Confirmed.

The favorable impression produced on the first appearance of tho agreeble liquid ruit remody Syrup of Figs a few yours ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used it, and tho success of the proprietors and manufactures, the California Fig Co.

Got a basket or Concord Grapes at our store on tomorrow. Only 35c. KNSMIXOEB & SEAWKIGMT.

Sure to relieve. There ls.no failure In Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Flour.

Uso only IJoyal Rose when you want something fine for fine cakes and broad. -It lias no equal. Only at Ensminger & Sea wright's.

Ijots For Sale.

I have eight nice lots for sale at a :r gain. Slzo of lots 66 feot front by 600 feet long. Each lot fronts cn Main street one square east of Bennett Eagle's residence. The lots front on Main street and Wabash avenue. Thoy are beautiful residence lots, and will be sold for $150to $200 each. Payments made to suit .purchaser. No interest. Oall at Demas Gilbert's Bakery, a

Handkerchiefs for 1 cent, worth IJoonts

Humlkerchlcfo for... 3 cent.?, worth fiwnrs

Handkerchiefs for 6 cents, worth 10 cents

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Rn'nEr—Jaok MoOormick. BIIOWJI—Henry A. Foster. SOOIT—J. H. Servios. CIIARK—J. M. Harshbargor. WAIINDT—Hannibal Trout. FRANKLIN—Jos. A. Mount. The board just oleoted will meet soon BB possible and elect officers. The treasurers roport iu lound numbers showed tbo aeseta of the association to be $25,000 with liabilities of $17,000,

3RADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA^/. SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

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Music Hall

Friday, Dec. 5.

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The Popular Yomitf German Coitu'dlnn, .. Vocalist,

James Keilly

AH (JOHAN.N,

Wit-murk & Hawkins* oriKiiuil German Comedy-Drama lu 4 acts, entitled,

The Broom Maker.

Presented bv a company of players cspcclulh selected for it* proper prortuctiou., llear the jrreat Broom Song.

Lower Floor 50c, Balcony 50c.

The Y. M. C. A.

Lecture Course!*

Opens on December 8, 18DO.

SCHUBERT

Male Quartette,

Accompanicd l»y

MIssGessle •'. Halilwlit,

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311ss Goorglella I^i.v, PIANIST,

SEASON TICKETS— l-'orllitt 5eiitertahuuuul^.-. 81 00 SINGLE TICKETS T.O

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

lllUMli ofKovenls hett rtban powder, for It. orttES instead of injuring. Our a^ent will cull. MitS. H. SMOCK. .. Jir.iucli OHIce IMush of KOM B.

Indianapolis, )n 1.

A Sensible X-Mas Gift.

A lotlnTolleMon. adjoining* AUMOUH'S new stock-yaixls. where a city of lfiO.OOO people Is Holier to l»e bnlH, up. No better investment, as lots ill be worth I rout .'L to ft times as much as now asked In uhort time. Go with Armour and y- will make money

Lots£100 up, easy payments. Half of lots sold inaido of a week. Tollcston has the bi^IfestbtKim ot all towns around Chicago. I'or plats aud particulars :ullrc«8, 1-AKK A LANK, 107Dearborn street, Chicago, 111.

O S E I N -MATTRESSES-

FURNITURE Repaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 West Pike Street. Out-of-town work Bolicit4*fi.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

191 East Main Street, with Ezra Vori»-

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

Passenifcrs and IJairgairo to Depots, Hotels, oi any parlor Uiot'll v. Also proprietor of tlie

Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line The Cheap Price* wilt bo maintained and Satlsfaetoiy service rendered. Leave culls at Stable* on Market street, slate at Bnod^raas 3c Murphy's, Telephone No. 47.

Useful Christmas Presents!

,.. Special Sale of

We want every lady in Crawfordsville to call at our store this week and see tin: unheard of 'bargains

we are giving in the above named articles.. As the Holidays are approaching every one wanting to

give a handkerc ef or mufiler for a present naturally want to get the best for the1' money. Come now.

Haudkerehk'ts tor.

... 7 cents, worth iy conta ..10 cents, wort 15 cent 8

Handkerchiefs for.

Hiindkcrch'cfc for,.

...UJfi cUs worth

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cents

nu.'Vnd soon up to the very finost qimlitUiH. Our (\no ombroliVr-^l Hnmilioi'elilcjs fiom "I0 CPHLS to 83.SO alo tbo host valin* over offered In this city. Our Mil lnmlkereiilofa and mufllors will bo marked down for this pale. Wo also have a great many other uselul articles for Christmas paesebta that you can buy for lef-s tlmn tho same coods can bo bouclu for elsewhere. Again call and eoc our Handkerchiefs.

NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK. EAST MAIN STREET

O. M. Gm cn, President. W. S. MOVKKTT, Vieo President. (». P. DIUMIAM, Jleeordlng- Seeretury,

ABE LEJ-VINSRSO^R,

AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.

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JS'ow Appearing iii The Journal,

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You can't afford to miss the

The story is SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED and is sure to prove one of ibe greatest' literary treats you have enjoyed for a long time.

Be sure you read

LITTLE PRINCE BUSTY.

Su/bsoriloe at Once!

SPECIAL SALE OF

Wall Paper! Window Shades!

To make room for our Spring stock we propose closing- oat our present stock

and Window Shades regardless of cost.

J^OTK^K OF ASdlCiMKNT, Notice 18 hereby given thiit .Iere W(tst has l»een appointed iissfirnee iu the aKpijrnnieDt of Channeey Snodfrrnss for the henellt of Ills emlitoi^. All claims due the lute linn of Snodfm'ss & Murphy and all elaiius duo Chauueey Snoilgruss must he paid Jere Wi'Ht. JKUHWK8T,

Kov."7. Asslguoe.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith

0mKosldmico

218 So,lth

Oreon street.

Mra. Dr. Griffith gives specltU nttonUon Chronic and Surgical Diseases ol Womon, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FBEE.

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Repress 0:45am Mall 6:18pir Accom 12:00N

No 4—Mall 45atn No 0—Mall.... 1.40pm Local Freight. 2:50pm ExproBB, 10:C7ain

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No 3—Hall 1:20am No 5—Mall 2:00pir Local Prolsbt.. .9:0 5am Kxpress 5:U0pm

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WBST BAST

GOING EAST,

No, 8—50") p. m. d^ily. No. 30—o. in., daily. No. 1J1—110 p. ui. dully except Sunday. No. *^—8:48 a. ni. dally, except Sunday.,

GOING WEST.

No 0—0:15 a. ni, daily, except Suudav. No 7—12:65 u. m.dally. No. 17—1:34 p. in.dolly No, 3—0:45 p, m. dally, except Sunday.

-rr-^*—Rafters?

Utindkercldels for 15 cont**, \oiih 05 cunts

HsmdkoroMePs for 20 cents, worth U0 rents Himdkcivhiufs lor "ocenl.s, worth40 cents Hnndkei-cltiefs for aOcontb, worth 50 cents

OPENING CHAPTERS.

Robinson & Wallace.

THE CllAWFOllDSVI LI.13

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II. T. KING,Treasurer. N. C. MCCAY. Genera! Secretary, Butlis. Tub and Shower Gymnasium. Bowling A]le3's, L'miio, Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. ra. Visitors ul ways welcome. fieeretary MeCay'p oflico hours arc f"Oin 0 to 10 a.in and H:UU to ft p.m.: and every eve 1tiiff lrom 7 to exeeplin^ Saturday.

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Wall Paper

SILAS WRAY,

Designer and Engraver Manufneturcrof all kinds of Electrotypes and Wood Cuts,

Cra^v/ordsville, Indiana.

TUB JOUITNAIIchccrfully rciommends Silas Wray a« a llrst-elujjti urtlst. lie deulwiietl the cut of the Y.M.C. A, hulliluijr.

PIANOS and ORGANS

CLEANED, TUNED and REPAIRED. Or l'ACICHP.

JOHN TC. KCAOV, No. 715

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li (ireen Strept.

Beckner & Buser.

South ttiuhlHsloD,

Curry Combs, Cusluons,

Brushe», Whips,

Robes, tilelgbs,

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Horss-Blankets, Vehloles.